Best of Bantam?

[borgboy]

It's always kind of amazed me that out of all of the major TOS characters, the only two who had kids were Sulu and McCoy.

Well, and Kirk.
Spock had a son Zar in A.C. Crispin's Yesterday's Son.

 

[dstyer]

It's always kind of amazed me that out of all of the major TOS characters, the only two who had kids were Sulu and McCoy.

Well, and Kirk.
Spock had a son Zar in A.C. Crispin's Yesterday's Son.

Umm . . . David Marcus, anyone?

 

[Gate11au]

I must say i like Vulcan! and Death's Angel i know they were Mary sue but still... like them as for the Phoenix novels i must have just ignored the K/S ship stuff as i do when ever i come across it as i just can not see those two in that way.

But i like all star trek books i have only found one book i could not get thro from trek and that was from pocket books and i have most of the bantam novels as they were on sale here some years ago for $5 each so i say read the start of them if you like keep going if not stop

 

[Mysterion]

That is neat, the chair swinging thing. I had never heard that rumor, but that's a good one. I'd still love it if we found out the Commander was her mother. Maybe conceived with her egg but carried by a surrogate in the breeding camp.

It is an interesting idea. I don't think it holds-up in view of the timeline involved, though. The Enterprise Incident occurs in 2269, and TWoK circa 2285. this makes Saavik 16 years old at best. A bit young to be graduating from Starfleet Academy, I think.

Also it treads too dangerously close to the "small universe syndrome" for my tastes, where everyone and everything have to be related and/or connected.

 

[Christopher]

And of course since Saavik evidently "helped" the regenerating Spock through pon farr in TSFS, it would be incredibly creepy and incestuous if she were his daughter. So I really, really don't think the filmmakers had anything remotely like that in mind.

 

[Mysterion]

^^^
Yeah, and that as well.

 

[JD]

It's always kind of amazed me that out of all of the major TOS characters, the only two who had kids were Sulu and McCoy.

Well, and Kirk.
Spock had a son Zar in A.C. Crispin's Yesterday's Son.

It's always kind of amazed me that out of all of the major TOS characters, the only two who had kids were Sulu and McCoy.

Well, and Kirk.
Spock had a son Zar in A.C. Crispin's Yesterday's Son.

Umm . . . David Marcus, anyone?

Oops, I don't know how the hell I forgot about David Marcus.